What is the finale of Yip An?

Yulan celebrated her seventieth birthday, and the children were clamoring at home to offer birthday wishes to Yulan, but Yulan was not happy, and the home was full of excitement. At this time, Erlin and Aihua also came with their sons and daughters-in-law. With Erlin, there is also Dalin, who has the same white hair.

Yulan cried when she saw Dalin. She grabbed Dalin and said how to get back. Dalin cried and said she was sorry. Yulan said that it was not her who was sorry for Dalin, but Lao Si.

The family finally got together and sat happily together to eat Yulan's birthday. Everyone asked Dalin to say something first. Dalin knelt down to Yulan with a glass and said that Yulan was really not easy, but he just couldn't pull his face down. He asked Yulan to forgive him and said Yulan had suffered.

Yulan said that it was not easy for them to take root in Shaanxi, but after so much suffering, they finally took root in xi 'an, and they were in Chang 'an.

Extended data:

This is an urban novel that describes the living conditions of ordinary people in Xi. With Xi 'an as the background, it describes the living conditions of Henan natives such as Hao Yulan and Chang Liang 'an, as well as their hard life in Xi 'an for 50 years and their integration into the city.

Chang 'an, Ye Luo was published in February 2007, and once it was asked about the market, it attracted great attention from literary circles and ordinary readers. Only half a year later, the publishing house printed the novel for the second time at the request of the domestic book city, which achieved great social influence.

China Book Business Daily selected China's novel book "TOP 10" in 2007, and Wu Wenli's "Ye Luo Changan" ranked second. In March 2008, Wu Wenli's Ye Luo Chang 'an won the "Double Award" in the second new work promotion activity of Xi Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ye Luo Chang 'an